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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-20

There IS danger that the real point at issue be-
tween the people OF Washington and the Gastght
Company will be overlooked by Congress- The
demand on the part OF the former Is not, as some
members OF the two Houses seem to suppose, for
cheaper gas, but for better gas. Dearly bought
experience has taught this community that there
is nothing gained in a money point OF view, and
great deal lost otherwise, by reduction in the
price CT gas. No matter how low the rate per
thousand feet may b. fixed. some way will surely
be found as one always has been found, to cheaper
the cost OF production by deterforatng the quality
OF the output so that in the END consumers are
obliged to pay more for given amount OF light
than they formerly paid, when the price was APP
parcntIy higher. And not this alone. They find
In addition to heavier monthly bills, that they
have sustained material loss through the damage
done to their walls, ceilings, hangfngs, paintings
and objects OF adornment generally, by the smoke
ard noXiOus yapOrs emitted In the combustion OF
the impure article with which they are served.
lt may be mentioned in this connection that one
or the assigned for hot opening the Corco-
ran Gallery OF Art during the evening this season
Is that the paintings on its walls damaged
more by the smoke and injurious deposit from the
burning gas in single evening than by a whole
years exposure TO daylight.
This Is the point, therefore. to which Congress
should address itself II the present price Of gas
In Washington is too Highland IL undoubtedly is,
taking the capital actually employed and the cost
or production into account,-it should OF course be
reduced TO n fair figure; but, whether there is 70
be q reduction or not, Congress should at once
compel the company To quit using the impure and
deleteriOus substances now employed by it, and
require 1t to rely wholly upon firstrate article
OF coal as the source OF Its Illuminating agency.
II Congress viii give us better article, even al
the price at present charged, We shall be great
DEAL better OF, in every way, than with the pres
ent quality OF gas at reduced price. Please give
this phase OF the subject Jour attention, gentle
MOI,
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With the material it had directly before it, the
New York republican legislative caucus undoubted-
~ made the best choice il could last evening in Sc
lectng Mr.. HiScoc6 10 represent that state in the
United states Senate for the next six years. Mr.
ElScocS possesses the qualities OF statesman In
degree at least equal with either OF his COMPETE
tors for the position and 1t is to his credit fur
taernore. that he made the canvass without rely
Ing wholly on the power Of the machine on the
one hand or the size OF his barrel on the other
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y bill has been reported to the House increasing
the pensions OF men who have lost both arms in
the military or naval service Of the union to one
hundred dollars q month. The committee On in
valid pensions was unanimous In its approval,
irrespective OF party or other Affiliations.
It Is a weil-known fact in surgery that only men
OF uncommOnly robust constitution survive the
amputation OF both arms for any considerable
length OF time. The strain on the patients
vitality is very great, and his system grows
weaker and weaker by degrees, so that he may
become practically helpless at an age when sound
Een are preparing TO get the most solid satfsfac-
ton out of lie.
The papers laid before the committee showed
that the whole number OF pensioners SO afflicted
had never exceeded thirty-twO. and that it is
DOW reduced 10 twenty, al OF them past the age
OF greatest strength, and Liable at any time to be-
come dependent IL the republic has on its roll of
honor score OF living patriots more deserving OF
consideration than these, it would be hard to find
them: and the Strictest economist in Congress
could scarcely have the face to grurnble at the
proposed increase of pension On account Of the
amount OF money involved.
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Bosros SHOE HOUSE,
No. 9l2 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
JANUARY BARGAIN SALES.
The maenitude of the business tranac.ed By N the
past week was evidence Of the great md unparalleled
bargains presented in our cleaxing-out ssleof
FALL AND WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ours is strictly Cash Bnsiness and the goods must
posiuVeiy be sold to make room for our New Sprinx
Stock
LOOK AT OUR NEW MARX DOWN PRICES.
ladies' French Kid Button Boots a so, forme. ur,ce
ladies' French Kid Button Boots o., former price
Ladies' French Kid Button Boots $3.50. former price
ladies' Genuine Curacao Kid Button Boots a. former
price 81.
Ladies' Genuine Curacao Kid t>utto, r,. 40 IN
former price 1926
Ladies' Genuine Curacao Kid Button Boots g. former
price, $50
Ladies' Kid Button Boots 81 49, former price $3.50.
Ladies Kid Button Boots g 40, former price 90
Ladies' Kid Button Boots, sl25: former price al rs
LADIES' Hand sewed Straight Goat Waukenfasf Rntton
"a: former price. So.
Ladies' French Kid and kangaroo waukanfast Hand.
s1"eu DVtton, Ut S40U; former prices SO.
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button. So former price AZ
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button, So so former price A
Ladies Pebble or Straight Goat, 81; former price
1915. 1'e'
Ladies Pebble Goat Button. 81 so former price %
Ladies Pebble Goat Button. SL25; former price
Sits. Ne
The above shoes be had In any widths. STYLE O,
toe or heel
Infants' Pebble and Kid Button Shoes, at 4oc. ne,
pair.
Childrens Spring Heel Shoes sizes AZ, eoc Der pair
Chiidrens Spring Heel Goat Button, sizes Sill ut 9Oc
per pair; bargain.
chdrens Solid Leather Tip Shoes for school wear
sizes s H. 81 Per pair; every pair warranted
Misses Spring Heel. Goat and Kid Button at Al
Slso, also and 81; could not be tuplics4ed else
where less than 25 per cent more
Robert Dix Children's Spring Heel Shoes Al Is pea
pair.
We are sole agent for the w. L. Douefss K OF I. a
Shoe, for Gents wear, Button Lace and 0sissr
superior to those at S5 in wear
Call and see for yourselves. We guarantee to mako q
pay, a. we mean business.
1Oc Bottles Of Shoe Dressing at &c. Der bottle.
Buttons Raven Gloss Shoe Polish 25c bottle - IL.
per bottle.
No Trouble to Show Goods whether you Buy or Not
Money Refunded to Dissatisfied Buyers
D0n't forget the place,
THE NEW BOSTON SHOE HOUSE.
sl2 7th Street n. W. Between I and K
| a2o-3t II. GOIDSTEIN Proprietor
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MArcnLEss ''RExsAsr, BAnenss.

| AAAAASnLESS 1VENNANT" -OAhfAlNSs
As the time for removal approachea bargains becme
more numerous, especially 80 With regard to -snfA
Lots" "Short Lengths" "Odd Sizes" Broken Lines
our Offering for this Friday beine really unequale
| any previous Remnant" Day.
fon can in wise afford to shy away nom the store
| on Fridays
| "ODD sIzEs' IN CHIrDRENs UNDERWEAR.
Some sizes get lat from every line keep. We lei
| them go for half and less.
| 8 pair Childrsn's White Msrino Psnts: pair 16
| inch. pair Is inch.
aMRes s'na.n prsce
pair Childrens American Hosiery Co. Merino Pants,
| size 16 inch.
Rsmntr
pair Chldren,s American Hosiery Co. vests, size
16 inch.
Mesnias Price 5gc
pair Youths white Msrino Drawers: pair 30
inch. pair "a inch.
Rsmn.n r1 Prics Ia; III t SO
MEMS COLLARS AT ~HAHr PRICE"
Mems AllLinen Collars, straight standing; sisss.
15A 10, 16,S II and 17H.
Mems A-Linen Collars. turnover points,: ssss.
IA. 14h. 10. Ism, 16H and TN.
Mems Al-Linen Collars. (slisht turnover peints):
sizes, Is. 15x, 10 and 16k.
Rsmnsnt" Price
-ODD SIZES" IN WRAPS
chance to secure bargain seldom heard Of. Odds
Brown Fine Cloth vi.i.e., handsomely trimmed
e sna IN 'n''' ana
ST.. ana Sdg
5iseS P,y:s yisits ;sisss:nty istissa and richly
noeantafp wrap; aize SO in, a..
s fsmnsn rT19 prcs sS e
No~n' oV
(Second floor: take elevator)
"oDD LOT" OF JERSEYS.
10 colosed Atwood ssocknstte Jerseys, black.
ksla. fEiS Ssss SIZE aad
"oDD LOT" OF eossAAfERs.
Black Gossamer Circulars, slightly damaged; r.
s ks%nsn aE9es slso and e
(Second Aoor take elevator.)
ASEb kLs ahMNAS TEvRE4AfReeAss
Ssi ssS ola n
mains SOC. Pen yard From q IS e 5Oc; : no mean
before = m Some good shades for kirmes' dsncsrs
"ODD PAIRS" IN CURTAINS
lar Curtains We lower their price to close them out
asdss i f fsne i1ish D Point Lace Curtains.
aesmnr tr'G pc:
pair Colored Madras Curtains yards long, 60 In.
Rssgl.. Pic;
pair Fine siii Chenille Curtains,
hegnar f9Ge
pair Blue H-sak TurOona:na.
neRular Price $3O
hemnsnt Price
(Third floor: take elevator,
REMNANTS" OF DOMESTICS.
We shall place on sale Friday morning the best bar
gains in "Short Lengths" Of Cottons, Sheetings
Crash and White Red and Fancy Fannes ever offered
Impossible not to pick out bargains. All desirable
40 "short Lengths" of SO inch Cottons, ~ to
yards.
As Short Lengths" Of Sheetnss for both single and
double beds.
aS sshoTt Lengths" of Crash and TowelinsA 1 to j.
Also, few ,"short Lengths" Of Canton Flannels.
Is Short Lengths" Of White Flannels, in WOOL
mixed, all-wool and shaker, x to 3h-yard lengths.
10 'Short Lengthsn Of Embroidered flannels
wsite Esd; blue and Fly to 2ysFd Lengths
lengths jersey fiannels ne quality
% Short Lengths of Fine Jersey Striped Flsnnels
TO 54yard lengths suitable for dressing sacQues,
8 Short Lengths" of Elder Down F1annels.
All of the above "Remnants' will be marked at ex-
ceptiOnaly low Remnant prices with view of caus-
ing their entire disposal, Friday, Remnant" Day.
CThird floor; take elevator)
remnants" in each and every department.
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f. 6. DAVIS.
40 MARKET SPACE.

GRAND DISPLAY OF EVENING GOODS.
Bave lust received elegant lire Of desirable goods
Suitable for evening wear.
Embroidered CraPe Lizse Flouacinz and Edge to
n.stch.
Embroidered SILK B-ussels Net all shades.
Ga PAIN Brussels Nets. ali shadas
Whi-s aud Colc-e,i Fedora Nets and Flouncing
Blsek Oriental Net Embroidered in cold.
Real Duchess Lace overJrcsses, Tlouncines and
1.sees 20 match.
Point Gauze Iaces and F1ouncinxs
Real Duchess Pele-ines. Collars ard IIandkerchiefs
largest anu BEST s:o-S south Of New Yark
E-ssnt line Of Pearl Fronts. Panels Collars and
PasSanseutere with cut steel and SHADES espe-
c1ally fer evening wea-.
J.. G. DAVIS.
Corner sth ST. and Market Space
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Ar
E E E ! 81 |; y :: ::
| THIS IS THE WAY WE CLOSE OUT.
Imported Raglan Of Blue and Red Crepe Cloth with
Chnchilla Plush. large handsome buttons an exceed
| insly stylish garment, sold at s22, now at s15
Brown Boucle Raglan with Velvet and Feather
trimming. very fine garment. all sold at ST., now at
$40.
PALETOT8
Blaek English Beaver Palstots with Silk Astrachan
| trimming. sold ct s19. to be closed out 1t $40.
NEwxARKKrs
Silk Mateleasse Newmarket With black hsra ft,r
collar and cuffs, sold at s26. to closeo0s It halfprcs
WHITES
Lynn Trimmed Plush visite. 80 bust sold It ESQ,
close out at $38.
1MAribeau Feather trimmed p1uah visite handsome
ornaments, sold at s23, to close out It els
| 1Astrachan visite brown fur trimming, Astrachsn
ornaments, sold at $2S, now $50.
Crepe Cloth vi.ite, Astrachsn trimming, sold at
SIC, now SO.
Boucle viste. satin lined mourning fringe, sold q.
els, now SO.
1ottoman Cloth, with Light plush trimming, sold at
Novelty viste, brown feathsr trimming, sold at
| 3l9, now $40.
imported visite made Of red and blue crepe cloth
collar and cuffs Of chinchlla fur, sold at So now
s13.
tan colored Astrachan Cloth Jacket, tailor-made,
large buttons sold s12. SO, now $3.50.
2 Ottoman Cloth Jackets, trimmed in fancy plush,
sold At $40, now 81.
| LADIES' NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
| Another Lot OF fine crepe Lisle Ruching, about
twenty five different styles, worth 25c to SOC I'd
to close out At yds- for 25c.
Alot of Black Beaded Collars worth q. So to close
| out at 25c. each.
Lot Of Ladies' Finest Linen Collars with capes)
snd row of embroidery through center, cheap at l5c
| to close out at SC. each.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
All our so and 75c. Feather Trimmings to close ont
| 1t 25c. . yard
Big Bargains in Remnants Of Black Lace Fqouncins.
Lot Black suk Escurial Spanish and uhsntirly
Lace regular price, 75c. and o., to close out at SOC
| . yard.
| NOTION DEPARTMENT.
ALot soc. English Tooth Brushes inlaid handles to
close out ut 20c. each.
Lot Of Genuine Florence H.ir Brushes. worth soc.
to close out at 25 each.
A Lot Of Dsrnins Egss, to close out @. each.
AIOt Of sk aarsers worth 75c. to close on. 1t ESQ.,
e. e. 1. 81 ss NJ m !: s ssss
7rH. srH AND SITS.
We ARE TAXING Srock.
| AND HAVE
BIC. :n sa s; SO sS sDa ss l go ion:
sPhusH gdsTERs' sizes SO and as for $50; reduced
: Plush RAGLAN. size %. for $40; reduced from
sI sss Il aS sss
saS ss sA ssS s1S els. $50: former
s. ssr So v 1sa1sss smss s black
.,s , ss55IIFFs ssa:Esv.. sos s;,..v.
Gzsu1s. RrDucnosa
o Tas b,1snss Of o.. LApIEy WRAPS end vuRs .
the height OF the season 70 Gloss them out
sEAI sAcouEs. JACKETS snd v1srrFa
81 PLUSH GARMENTS ind CLOTH RAorAra
MuFFs. BoAs ana FUR TRnnuNo.
: An desirable gooda
,.ls H.ssrs and fas1ssls s sSH 3. ".
NToN LEHMAN, suCCH49oR 10 Ho1fF]
n II KNIT dealer in WOO6 Alb ooxE
l2l6 o. ~ 60 DSskssss = -
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wANTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-PLEAsANT ROOM WITH BOARD By
w lady about to engage in business IL Washington
Address, stating terms which must be mcderato p U.
Box 925, Philadelphia, Pa IT.
WANTED-SITTINi ROOM AND BEDROOM FOR
w two ladies. who will be served BY caterers must
have southern crate IRE and be between 18Th
and 18th, and sta. Address. with PARTICULAR B.,
Star office. tA2O-2ts
WANTED-BY QUIET GENTLEMAN, ROOM
w suite, in rood locality where no question: are
asked. Address p. B, Star Office. 5820-3fs
WANTED LADY EMPLOYED DURING THE
w day wants room with private family who re not
hQuisitive. Address n. )" Star Office. jA1o-3ts
WANTED - AN ELEGANT FURNISHED BOON
~ for single gentleman in the northwesten part
Of the city between 14th and 18th stS; references
given. Address b. C. C., Star once ta1S-Ste
WANTED-A LADY AND ADULT son WANT
w two communicating Bed-rooms open ire, GOOD
Board use of parlof, between 9th and 14th, q and
sts. State terms permanent. References exchanged
Mrs.. BEE. Interior dept. ja1S-3ts
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Lar RoBrs AND HoRsF BL.sKrrs

CL.uDrrs b. jewell,
KELLOGG BUILDING, No. 141G ST. NV,
Washington, ID. C.
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Special Attention Paid 10 Making Investments
IMPROVED OR UNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE
NEGOTIATING LOANS ON REAL ESTATE,
RENTING HOUSES AND COLLECTING RENTS
Hoos's and Property Placed in hands VIII have our
Careful Attention
AZ A1Sos Oh Insurance Risks Placed In Foreign or
Home Companies
AGENT FOR
Angio.Eevada Assurance Corpora.ion Of San Francis.
ami PM D. a. n 000,0 900
o5Srni.; 500 600
c emo 100000
100000
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EABEOIDTRIES, EMBROTDFRIEs,,
We have the larr"st stock of Ynbroideries ever
oferc.i in This market. Swiss Naiusook and Cambria
Fiouneiars, 0zirgs and AIlovers in great variety.
lime goois and low prices No trouble to show goods
ta19-5t - DA'i''
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=. w. 4 N L.
I'll 18th ST. ..9r.....&30
1913 Md.ave.s.w.. llr... 80
sos 9TH st. n. e., TBS
8 NJ st. ne. Ir......-,1S.50
1917 c st. s.w.. Or. .11.30
625 G ST. s.w-, Or.
ZIG 9Th st. s.w. Or. .l5.40
81 Myrtle st. ne. Or. 10
DO 14th st.s.w...5r......10
i52 6b st. s.w, 5r.......10
lE9 I st. n. e., 4r........9
307 M st. s.w..4r......S.30
300 NJ st. s.w.. 4r.....S.30
l24S Del. ave. w..3r.6.S0
1o6 18th st. ne, 4r.......6
80 Willow Tree alley, 8. :
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoR RENT-PRETTY Ef6HT-RooM HOUSE IN
Stn $50 1I al ~ IoaeTn and
ness Agency sss 81 nv " l. lhf General t 81:
srsr ne. Pp as, r. SSEoksp
SIS 4 own owner pays water tax 6Exs SsSEs
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, IA 5TH sT-l2
:. rooms and an modern improvements; in thorough
'sp 40 r.naui's on the premises or GIL St NV
FOE RENT TWO NEW NINE;ROoM HOUSES.
81. ss ss5s sSs q land
plSSb g I: poultry or dairy farms ,oo- rsTxx
fS5niSss sS E. S@ aga antique
EoR RENT Per month.
1iS st 9 rooms ssssT beating. esq 80
o oms' ~; L.. ~ ~
COS fonsr0y e. 8 rooms. 1aier... 10 50
S9 S q ne. rooms m i..----.......-...SSSSs0
s Pr 8 me- room, .ssss. .:........-.. 90
ss 4 s stS ne me- rooms m.;sr 90
1871 lxSS, 1857 Cot ne. 8 rooms. waite; $50
AZ seeS: ,o..o-.~s: room. 9 9
Jas: H. MARI,
,.,o- Rsa' n'.as- sad Insnr. os. Aes9t
n S..S7 sfF ssi bIsa. nl5s
Rooms, Including bath lO3 ID St ne ja26-6ts
EOR RINT-NIKToN HOUSE SITUATED ON
the corner 9TH and sts. c9ntaing about 30 rooms,
tmmedistely For Information inquire at The Apothe
NQR RENT-4 IOWA CIRCLE ELEGANT RESI-
L dspoe, az rooms handsomely and completely fpr-
ri bS Ssns Goa s s!i rs.fs *
FOR RENT-HoUsE eol sT.N.w- containins ten
Il rooms: all modern improvements; rent $50 per
AGENT New S SS Aep' 70 '" Mlas9EEs
EOR RENT-732 2lsT ST. NV, 10 ROOMS, All.
u modern improvements; $50. ls2o and l2e2 Il st.
p Rs1,. nsT house e0Oms NIL s2 iHet and i.o6
sfoSn:: sfa new ''d HxESpiNa WkTTRs. '''
1al9-1w COG 18th st NV.
NOE RENT-UNFURNIsHED-.
isis-3t S3s 18th st. NV.
Convenient to cars and hsrdics surrounded By large
.,s.a. HILL 3, soE rs
EOR RENT-A DESIRABLE THREE STORY AND
II basement House: mod. imp; 601 ST. n. w., be-
tween two lines Of within two squares of the
fenaon ofhce Apply at 1872 ST. als-3t'
FoR RENT.Two.s STORY BRICK BAY,wINDow
n 1 r. scRSS ls Ell ssSSo ave- Key;
ss ST B VI,
s,s iss 'n aES oos and ST..
EoR RERT.5O3 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. SIX
occupant has lot Of Almost new Tor ssie In
Quire on premises jalS-3ts
LOB, RENT..A NICE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
srs 1oa s Apply D
Penn. ave. NV. js1S-3rs
EOR RENT.
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A LAskA SEAISKIN SACOUES, UI.STERS VS.
A lTES AND JACKETS az greatly reduced prices
SIINEAETZ Il son,
aiS lS31 Pennsy iyania avenue
WALKER'S 2O4 10TH ST NV
w Round and Square Chimney PIue- Builders,
Ps:chIneut and other Papers Lime, Charcoal CeIuent
lslts. fitch. lar, Tins. Sc Ia 10
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
CPEcULAroRs. LOOK AIT Our pARGaINs

-
10 Acres of beautiful Land ON Tennelly Town Road
opposite Secretary Whitneys country residence. THIS
land fronts principally on Perces MIL Road. and
suitable for cottages. 1t is good land and has a new
ten-room house, with good barn well fenced has rood
water and Is healthy Cheap at $4,000.
Look aganl Fifty-three Acres on Grant Road near
Rock Greek This is of the most beautiful plsces
around Washington Good wster, and very healthy
location The land in the best IL is improved by !
comfortable eightrUom house and . large barn.
bargain ut $4,000.
Nice Farm of 80 Acres on Rock Creek z miles from
WASHINGTON, improved by good eight room house,
new barn and COW sheds good water healthy LOCATION
CULLINANE McDERMoTT,
9aZO-IW. 436 9TH st.
IyoR SALE GREAT BARGAIN-l52 ACRES or
y land short distance from Warrington near station
Would exchange for city property and assume an en-
cumbrance, or would rvnt it. Inquire 945 o at NV
jal9-3ts
INOR SALE-TwO FARMS ONE 40 ACRES OTHER
- 10 acres; terminus near Pennsylvania ave- bridge
cheap; $4,000 and $4,000 IL sold ct once DAVID
u. STONE, l226 St. NV. als-3t
LOR RENT--THE "sIBLEY FARM" s MILES
II northeast from the city, containing l06 acres
house. q rooms, good barn and out-buldings Price
$50 year. SWORMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY g29 II
ST. N. W. faIA-lm
IrOR SALE-Two VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
IL seats ON Pearce Mill road. near Tenleytown pike
containing lO and IL each, improved by larxe
fraine dwellings, with every modern convenience I'll
necessary outbuildDgS
HUFTY DYER.
1alZ-lot 18th and y.
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Il 2SO6 Gay, Geo. 12r $40 4O5 Or g ST. 1S 30
4O1 st. n. e. cor h Or IS 1928 Wylie 2stl $50
is pstns, er 20 si$ sstS n ". ss ss9 Il SO
$50 stAs.7 3 9 25 1881 st &c, 9r z Ct. 10
ja17-6t 9xT st. n. ".
NOR RENTA FINE HOUSE IN IOWA CIRCLE,
II containing IL rooms, laundry, furnace room, hath
&C., price 800 per month irstclass tenant only.
taI7-2v DANENHOWER son, Ills st. NV.
EOR RENT BOARDING HOUSE, FIFTEEN
IT rooms large dining room; house in the best
dition; corner North Capitol and ST., Govern
ment Printing Office Apply to T. W. CALL.AGHAN,
S31 North Capitol St jal5-lw'
I House. elegantly furnished, Is rooms near Thomas
circle, very cheap c. H KNIGHT. 925 + st. NV.
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EOR RENT.
EOR RENT-HOUsEs.
STORES, ETC.

STORES, ETC.
b41 II ct. NV. II rs-
upper part,&35, store915
0tr. nm. and part of eel
laf,4th and II SITS. n.w...2s
Str. and dwg. 625 9Th &C.
s.w., Sr...........-..... Ii
Str. rm., cellar, L back run,
POI d st. n.e...........1J
Stable RI 1416Kst.n NV. Il
Stable r'r 1O1S 10th n.w..1
The shove u only Q port
books. For full List cali at
the Lat and I 9Th IialRl
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OFFICES

OFFICES.
6SLA-Av.. basement. $50
46S La. ave., Sd flr., ar. 80
A01 9TH st. front r.2d f.20
9th and Pa. ave-, r.15. LIB
401 9TH ct. I r, Sd q. 10
Gunton Bldg, r. 34........S
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Carrying 50 large o stock we find we accumulate
broken lots. All such Jerseys arc being closed out
below COST full line Of sizes In our famous 81 SO
and >19S Black stockinet, tailor made Jerseys We
reduce them, temporarily, 10 31.43 snd q SO respect
tvely.
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WE OFFER
not unsasable Odds and Ends but Complete Stock
Clothing for Men and Boys less than cost Of
$3.50 and SO. A ~0~~s
storm Coats at sc, reduced from 50
SnincnliIa Oyerco6ts at S6, reduced from 40
Tiie BEAVER Overcoats at $lO reduced from S18
flne Chlnchllla Overcoats at rs reduced from &05
as, Ghlnchlla Overcoats at $1Sreduced from
Double breasted Chnchilla Coats and Vests from
500 up
Good Business Suits at SO. So reduced from 20.
al, Ss me OF SUITS at - 80 50, 91l and Sl2, re-
f1nce Albert Suits $15 and upwards
E1ne black Cloth Suits at $50, worth S3j
1uu Dress Suits at 800, reduced from S25.
rants immense assortment, at prices to suit
FOR BOYS
The increase of our sales in Boys Suits and Over
SodtS since the commencement of Reduction sale
mas pen so large that do not expect to carry over
suit or Oysrcoat certainly not if low prices win sell
then AZ VIII pay you to buy them even for futI1re
se AS the assortment grows smaller the bargains grow
OAK HALL,
3a2o CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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To.xonRow. JAN. 21sr.
SPECIAL SALE OF GLOVES
91 90 Mousquetsires. for slS9
Lined Rid Gloves, with fur tops for 4sc. and Gents
Soc, worsted Mittsns. for Csc. and many more rsuc
lions in prices for this Special Sale.
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ion Of the property on my
office for bulletin issued on
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN.
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EOR RENT-BY r. o.
II 1911 + st., E2r. 43OC
Office Bldg, 525 18th
at. NV, 9r. 49,. .......LC
800 F st. NV. Srs........6C
141S I st., LIST floor. ..5i
326 c st. NV. 10r.-...50
1903 Il Ut. NV, l1r.. 80
BIB llth st. NV, store. a )
1906 s st. NV. 81. 40
l7O1 G st. NV, I2U =. 40
1AOl 18th ST. hW........4O
Mass av mr. Thos C.s33s.33
Iowa Circle, 15r. $50
II st., near 14th, 16f. 200
Conn.av. mr. Dup't Cir 200
9th, near K st., 16r. 15C
f, near 18th ST., 10r. .12
Property placed with me
advertised Tree Of cost to I
For list Of property for 8
ja17 r o. HOLTZ